\ 2 Clithcroe Advertiser and Times, June 10th. 1982
Weekend SATURDAY-
i l i i B B l i t l l l
6-25 OPEN UNIVERSITY. 9-05 SORRY 'M ATE. I DIDN’T SEE YOU.
10- 40 TRO O P IN G THE COLOUR. Commentary.
land v India. I-
9- 30 GET SE T FOR SUMMER..
12-15 C R IC K E T : F IR S T TEST: The Cornhlll In surance Test Series: Eng
5-05 THE DUKES OF HAZ- ZARD in “The Great Santa Claus Chase.”
5- 6- NEWS.
6-15 POP QUIZ. Tonight’s teams include Dave Gil- mour, Clare Grogan.
645 THE SATURDAY FILM. “BATMAN,” (1966) star
ring Adam West, Burt Ward.
8- 9-
9- 10-
II- 11-
MUSIC SHOW. Weatherman.
1-05 News Summary. World* Cup Football Focus (1-10). Racing preview (1- 25). Cricket: First Test (1-40, 2-25, 3-20, 3-40) The* Cornhill Insurance Test Series:* England v India. Racing (2-05, 2-40, 3-10). 2-15 The Philip Cornes Nickel Alloys Stakes. 2-45 The Crown Plus Two Apprentice Championship Handicap Stakes. 3-15 The Heath- om Stakes. International Tennis (2-50, 3-40) The Stella Artois Grass Courts Championships. Interna tional Show Jumping (3- 40) The World Show Jumping Championships from Dublin. 4-55 Final Score.
6- 25 OPEN UNIVERSITY. 3-
4- 30 CRICKET AND SHOW- JUMPING: Cricket First Test; International Show- jumping the World Show Jumping Championships from Dublin.
00 GRANDSTAND including
645 THE SKY AT NIGHT. 7-
7-30 TRO O P IN G THE COLOUR: Highlights.
Weather.
'GIRL” (1937) (bw) star ring Deanna Durbin.
“ 100 MEN AND A 10 SATURDAY CINEMA:
. . 2-15 and 2-45. 3-10 Golf— The Dunlop Masters. 3-50
The World Series.. 12-45 Table Tennis, The Nor wich Union Masters. 1-00 World Cup Report. 1-15 ITN News. 1-20 The ITV Seven — York: Races at 1-30, 2-00, 2-30 and 3-00. Sandown: Races at 1-45,
t ro d u c e d by Dickie Davies. 12-20 Basketball.
News Round-‘0p- 4-0<) Golf, The Dunlop Mas
10 NEWS AND SPORT;
845THE LEVIN .INTER VIEWS: Dr Jonas Salk.
9-15VIVE LA FRANCE!
1045 IN T E R N A T IO N A L TENNIS: The S te l la . A r to is Grass- Co u r t Championships.
tles).
11-20 NEWS ON 2; Weather. 11-25 CRICKET FIRST TEST. 11-55 ST A R RING . ROD S T E IG E R : “ THE
' UNHOLY WIFE” (Film 1957) also starring Diana Dors.
i l i l l l l l i 55 NEWS; Weatherman. 10 S PO R T /R EG ION AL
9-25WATCH IT! THE FLYING KIWI: "The Flying Canoe” Maori legend -comes to life to oppose the Cross family.
9-50 THE UNDERSEA AD VENTURES OF CAP TAIN NEMO Nemo and his crew explore the mys teries of the deep.
30 THE VAL DOONICAN 15 NEWS AND SPORT;
9-
weight Championship of the World.
the rich and powerful Carrington family.
12- 20 WEATHER.
suit every mood. Sergeant Bilko.
30 DYNASTY. The story of 11-
20 NIGHT MUSIC. Music to 55 PHIL SILVERS (bw) as 12-
Mystery of the Russian Cave.” Super athlete Billy
35 BOXING: The Heavy 10-
and le a rn w ith th e Muppets.
‘‘L’AMANT DE POCHE” (film 1977) starring Mimsy Farmer (English subti
5-05 ITN NEWS. 5-15 WORZEL GUMMIDGE “Muvver’s Day.” After causing chaos at a baby show Woi*zeI decides that he, too, needs a mother.
ters. 4-55 Results. •___________ I__________ ■ Clithcroc 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)
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SOCIAL CLUB WAYNE BOWMAN VICKY BENNETT
For the BEST In Entertainment SATURDAY. JUNE 12th
' (VOCAL) . SUNDAY, JUNE 13th (THIS GIRpS GOOD) HAPHAZARD
COUNTRY AT THE SOCIAL with
THURSDAY, JUNE 17th
545 CHIPS “New Guy in i Town.” Jon and Ponch become the targets of a maniacal killer.
• (GREAT COMEDY AST) WEEKLY DOUBLE: 18 — 16
WEEKLY TREBLE: 8 — 25 — 23 200 CLUB: 144
645 SUCCESS Tonight the solo spotlight tails on Liverpool comedian Mick Miller. Mick’s guests are The Grumbleweeds and American singer/songwriter Gerard Kenny.
7-15 THE CANNON AND
S-00BEST OF BRITISH — UPSTAIRS, DOWN STAIRS. “ Gues t of Honour.” The staff at Eaton Place are told that the King is coming to dinner. However, the royal evening is ‘marred by an unexpected arrival and a tragedv. ,
singer Leo Saver.
BALL SHOW. Comedy from Cannon and Bail with guest su p e rs ta r
I. Members, Associates and Bona
Fide.Guests
UNIT FOUR PRESENT SUNDAY JUNE 13 FOR 7 DAYS ICont • Support 2.40 6.40
_____ prog • Feature Thurs. Fri from 6.40 THE / THE WANDERERS / CH0IRR0VS STRIPES 3 Support Feature 55 SPORT BILLY “The
and His friends come up against Vanda and a fiendish plot.
15 SESAME STREET Look 11-
• Around the Moon.” The Moon becomes a prisoner of an alien plant as an
' eerie new menace grips Moonbase Alpha.
Su n d a y iiiiiina
6-25 OPEN UNIVERSITY. 9-00 CHIGLEY. 9-
10- 10- 11-
945 BUSINESS CLUB (last in series).
JEEVAN.
TEACHING ( la s t in series).
11-25 TELE-MONTAGE. 11-
12-
AFTER SCHOOL? (last in series).
sheugh. A day’s live bird watching by television. This time it’s seabirds.
f rom Holy T r in i ty C h u rc h , B rom p to n ,
1-00 FARMING; Weather for farmers.
London.
1-25 EDUCATION SHOP (last in series).
1-50 NEWS HEADLINES. 1- 2-
3-
DISCREET" (1958) star ring Cary Grant, Ingrid Bergman.
440 BIRDWATCH. 4- 55THE B R IT ISH
545 BIRDWATCH. 6-00 NEWS; Weatherman. 6-
RAL. “A Piece of Land.” GREATS: Leslie Howard.
ITY by Jane Austen (ser ies) (subtitles on CEEFAX page 170).
-
10 FILM MATINEE: “IN 8-
55 BIRDWATCH.
11-10 YOUR MIND IN THEIR HANDS. The treatment of mental illness in the NHS.
11-
15 NAI ZINDAGI NAYA 12-
10 MODERN LANGUAGE 35 IS TH E R E L IF E 00 NEVER TOO LATE.
6-25 OPEN UNIVERSITY. I-
50 BIRDWATCH at Fowl- 15 SUNDAY WORSHIP
6- 7-
STAND: 2-00 Internation al Tennis: The Stella A r to is G ra s s Co u r t Championships. 245 Cric ket: The John Player League. 3-30 International Athletics: The U-BIX Challenge Cup. 4-30 In ternational Snow Jump ing: The World Champion ship from Dublin.
visual commentary.
11-25 AAK KAA HAK. 11-
and the Mandrell Sisters entertain.
35 BARBARA MANDRELL 12-
10 WEATHERMAN.
Michael Winstanley dis cusses riding for disabled people.
30 THIS IS YOUR RIGHT
55 SUNDAY GRAND- 1-
1-00 UNIVERSITY CHAL LENGE With Bamber Gascoigne.
A DREAM. The story of a 22-year-old man who, before* dying from cancer, and supported by an arti ficial limb, ran across Canada to raise money for charitv.
00 TERRY FOX — I HAI) 15 SPACE 1999. ‘‘Ring 15 WORLD OF SPORT. In-1-10 CLOSE DOWN. 12-
9-00 ITN NEWS. 9-15 INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHES. Film starring Donald Suther land. Elizabeth Driscoll begins to imagine that her boyfriend seems to have
Thurs. Fri from 7.20
THE HILLS HAVE EYES,. S C A N N E R S ,x,
^ One complete show nightly 6.30
• become someone diffe rent. In another part of the'city, Jack and Nancy Bellilec find a horrifying adult size foetus.
THE ELEPHANT MAN,*. TH E JA Z Z SINGER m
THE COCONUTS. A music and dance spectacu lar featuring Kid Creole and the Coconuts. Making their British TV debut the band play music from disco to calypso, Latin
music to reggae. 15 KID CREOLE AND 4.35 8.35 ____ 5.2d
> Feature
3.IS 5.55 8.30 Tucs. Wed from 5.20
RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK (A,
, Separate shows daily at
O 2.40 5.15 7.50 Tugs. W e d h o rn 5.15
(AAl
PRIVATE BENJAMIN ,a a , 4.00 7.20
2.25 5.40 9.00 7 Support Feature IRrngs 3.50 7.10 Tues. Wed. Sat from 5.25
2.10 5.25 8.45 '
ELECTRIC BLUE THE MOVIE (Xi
Plus COME PLAY WITH ME <> S p e c ia l C h i ld r e n 's M a t in e e
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e v e r y S a tu rd a y a t 2 p m (e n d 4 p m ) F E A T U R E S , S H O R T S a n d S E R IA L S .
A d m is s io n 40p (all ages) T O D AY. U N T I L S A T U R D A
L H ARW O O D 1 EMPIRE STRIKES BACK <Ut 8.30. STAR WARS lU l 6.30 |Sa ma 2. 5 2 CHARIOTS OF FIRE (A) 8.30. GREGORY'S GIRL |A) 7.00 |Sai mat 3.101 3 SECRET LOVE GAMES (X) Support (X) Cont 6.20 LCP 7.40 (Sat mat 2,35 5.05)
4 DEATH RACE 2000 (X) 6.10 9.05. INSEMINOID (X) 7.35
T C E N TR E 5 STRIPES (AA) 4.30 B.30. PRIVATE BENJAMIN |AA) 2.30 6.35 |Sal from 6.35) 6 THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK <Ul 4.05 6.20. STAR WARS (U) 2.00 6.20 7 GRAVE OF THE VAMPIRE (X) TOMB OF THE UNDEA0 (X) Cont 2.20 LCP 7.50
£1.20 adult MONDAY IS BARGAIN DAY child 60p 15 HAGEN. “The Rat Pack.” PENDLE HOTEL CHATBURN
Tel. Clitheroe 41234 TONIGHT
NORTHERN SOUL D6SCO
FREE ADMISSION F R ID A Y , J U N E 1 1 t h
SATURDAY, JUNE 12th , AND EVERY SATURDAY
‘ 2-05THE IN C R ED IB L E HULK. David Banner is
2- 00 CARTOON.
US. Report on an adven turous scheme of dealing with America’s young of fenders.
50 THE HIGH CHAPAR
8-10 RHYTHM ON 2. 8- 10 W R IT ER S A N D .PLACES. "St* Urbain Street and Beyond.” Mor- decai Richler’s Montrael.
erman. 9- 10 FANTASIA FOR 34 15 SENSE AND SENSIBIL
640 YOUR SONGS OF PRAISE CHOICE (new
series) Popular hymns re 7 quested by viewers.
9-00 NEWS; Weather. 9-
10-
“ THE GUMBALL RALLY” (1976) starring Michael Sarrazin, Norman Burton.
10-35 HEART OF THE MATTER.
05 BIRDWATCH.
10- 05 STA R RIN G ROD STEIGER: “ IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT” (Film 1967) also starring Sidney Poitier.
GUITARS. Film about the Segovia International Guitar Competition.
II- 15 THE SUNDAY FILM: Championship. 05 NEWS ON 2; Weath * 5- 15 THE WORLD ABOUT
50 NEWS REVIEW with a 3-
captured by a bitter ex- convict who tries to make him his slave.
5-00 THE ADVENTURES OF BLACK BEAUTY “The Barge.” Valuable paint ings are stolen in a series of robberies, but are later found in an old barge.
6- 7-
TIONAL TENNIS: The Stella Artois Grass Court
TURY. With Nicholas Parsons.
6-30 NEWS. 6-
50 12-45 a.m. INTERNA Indian.’’*
’ GOLF The Dunlop Mas te r s from St P ie r re , Chepstow.
00 IN T E R N A T IO N A L
LANCASHIRE LIBRARY RIBBLE VALLEY DISTRICT p r e s e n t s
AN EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS by TERRY KIRMAN at
WHALLEY LIBRARY (Gallery)
Until SATURDAY, JUNE 19th Also
30 SALE OF THE CEN 00 WEDDING DAY. “West
millionaire Philip Drum mond and his family.
Further adventures with
745 HART TO HART. "Harts Strike Out.” Jonathan and Jennifer Hart become in
volved in another case. 845 NEWS.
Old-time musical-hall vari ety show.
15 THE GOOD OLD DAYS. 9-
10- 11-
NANCY.
30 PAINT ALONG WITH 00 MORNING WORSHIP.
00 CHALKFACE.
Family firm taken over
A CLITHEROE town centre business which has been run by the same family for almost 50 years has been taken over by a Blackburn firm.
pliance shop in King Street has been acquired by Wade TV, of North- gate, Blackburn, which has rapidly expanded to become a chain of seven shops all over Lancashire since it was established five years ago.. U n t i l th e re c e n t
Aspden’s domestic ap- name Aspden’s and the
same staff. '■ “We already have many
customers in the Clitheroe area and the acquisition of.
the shop will enable us to maintain and hopefully improve our level of ser
takeover, the Clitheroe' shop had been in the Aspden family since 1935. But chairman of the Blackburn firm, Mr Ken Cotton, said the shop would be keeping the
Newton B a c k a g a in
• The guest preacher, at the United Reformed •Church, Newton, on
Sunday was Rev. J. K. Gardiner, who was minis ter at Newton from 1966 until the early 70s. He lived in the “Manse.” At present he is minister at a church in Hereford. Holy Communion was cele brated at the close of the service. ...
t
vice,” he said. .The business \vill con
. the-past nine years: The previous owner, Mr
aged by Mrs Chris'Taylof (40), of De' Lacy Street, who has worked there' for
tinue as before, but with the benefits of being part of a bigger company,” The shop will be man
9-15 TIIE OTHER SIDE OF MIDNIGHT.' Film star ring Marie-Franee Pisier and Raf Vallone. The story begins in 1939 in Paris.
12-20 CLOSE DOWN.
Did not seek permission for building
ENFORCEMENT action is to be taken against the owner of. a Chipping stud farm who has erected a building for use as an indoor riding establish ment without planning permission.
the building at Moss Side Farm for agricultural use,' was turned down ( by members of the Ribble Valley Council’s. Develop ment Sub-Committee at their meeting on May 20th.
An application to erect Waddington Branch Royal British Legion
NEAR TO NEW SALE on SATURDAY, JUNE 12tt} ■j FROM 9-30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Barrie Aspden (50), of E a s th am S t r e e t , Clitheroe, has retired. The b u s in e s s ' was bought as a radio and
cycle shop by Mr. Asp den’s late father, John, in 1935, and Mr Aspden and his mother Susan took over the running of it when Mr Aspden senior died in 1949. Mrs Aspden maintained
■ ■ i- - ...
a plan to use the building for indoor riding at their meeting this week, mem bers were told in a report by Borough Planning and Technical Officer Mr Philip Bailey that the building was: already erected and in fact laid o u t with s p e c ta to r facilities for equestrian events.
■ But, as they considered
an active part in the busi ness until the late 1960s, when' her son took" over sole charge/ '■ v. v.'".
: The committee refused th e a p p l ic a t io n and Deputy Borough Planning and Technical Officer Mr Peter. Nock said this would allow- enforcement : action to be taken.
at UNITED REFORMED CHURCH HALL, .
CASTLE GATE, CLITHEROE In. Aid of the Poppy Appeal Fund,
40 SING TO THE LORD. 15 DIFF’RENT STROKES.
EXHIBITION OF SOFT TOYS (Lending Dept.) by JOYCE GRIME OPEN NORMAL LIBRARY HOURS
LEAVE YOUR CHILDREN UNDER CARE AND SUPERVISION AT
TR IN ITY YOUTH AND COMMUNITY CENTRE
CRECHE fo r 2 -5 y e a r old s Thursday Mornings 10 a.m. — 11-30 a.m.
Mon., Tues., Thurs. and Frid. afternoons 1-30 — 3-30 p.m.
20p per session including refreshments T e l . C L I T H E R O E 2 7 8 8 6
ST PAULS CHURCH, LOW MOOR
ANNUAL ROSE QUEEN GALA ON THE CHURCH FIELD at 2 p.m.
SATURDAY, JULY 3rd, 1982
CROWNING OF ROSE QUEEN By Mrs H. STEVENSON
RAupc__SIDE SHOWS — HOT DOGS — RACES — PONY RIDES — BIKE DECORATING COMPETITIONS — JUNIOR 5-A-SIDE FOOTBALL COMPETITIONS.
Details and entry forms from John Kirk Admission ADULTS 20p CHILDREN 15p
JOYCE & JOHN TYSON
20 Chatburn Road Clitheroe
HOUSE for David and our friends to
We’re having an OPEN
welcome David home on SATURDAY, JUNE 12th. anytime after 2 p.m.
PLEASE COME—the more the merrier!.
JUMBLE SALE
JUMBO TO BE HELD AT
. RIBBLESDALE ■ CRICKET CLUB
7 p.m. Entry Fee 10p JUNE 11th
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PEOPLE’S WELFARE WHIST and
DOMINO DRIVE a t Hodder Bridge
Monday, June 14th at 7-45 p.m.,
v EVENING a t the home of
Mr
and.Mrs R. H. BILLINGTON
32 PEEL PARK AVENUE, CLITHEROE on
Wednesday, June 16th from 7-00 to 9-00 p.m.
Bring-and-Buy Stall Coffee 25p
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' HELLIFIELD
(By kind permission of Mr and Mrs N. Thwaite)
TUESDAY,
JUNE 22nd at 6-38 p.m.
ADMISSION: £1.50 CHILDREN FREE
Cars FREE on to the field
GISBUIW COUNTY PRIMARY SCHOOL
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AT THE SCHOOL
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Drop.” Officer Burdick' parachutes on to a moun tainside in an attempt to rescue a young girl who has been kidnapped.
30 CHOPPER ONE “The
A L T E R N A T IV E M U S IC with top DJ CLIVE FOOD AVAILABLE
SMART DRESS EXPECTED WADDINGTON
DISCO COMPETITION ST HELEN’S SUNDAY SCHOOL,
TO BE HELD AT 7-30 to 11 p.m.
Dancing to the Fabulous MR D. J . D IS C O
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ARTHUR (AA) Trinity Methodist Church
SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY
SUNDAY, JUNE 13th 10-30
a.ni, Beginners
and Primary Children
Theme DRY ROT 6-00 p.m. Junior and Senior Children
Theme PRAYER
. The preacher at both services will be. Rev. .1. Needham
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Accrington Original Antique and Collectors’ Flea Market in the
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SATURDAY, JUNE 12th 9-30 a.m. — 5 p.m.
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ADULTS 25p Te l. BOLTON 491763
CHILD/OAP 10p Stall Inquiries
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out of 10 couldn’t tell the difference
IN TESTS 9 people
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TONIGHT, THURSDAY, JUNE 1 Oth .
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cAld er s to n es HOSPITAL, WHALLEY
THE LEAGUE OF FRIENDS PROUDLY .PRESENTS:
A GREAT FAMILY FUN DAY AND GIANT OPEN AIR MARKET
S U N D A Y , J U N E 1.3th from 10 a.m. to dusk in the hospital grounds
OVER 200 STALLS S p e c ia l a t tra c t io n s include:
Exhibition, well known personalities, Indoor Antique Fair, .Refreshments, Snacks, Hospital Open Day and lots more
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DINNER (CHILDREN £2)
available every cveninp 7— 10 p.m. except Sunday and . Monday.
Extensive choice of starter, main course,"sweet trolley
* This menu commences Saturday, June 5th until Saturday, June 26th '
inclusive
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Tel. CL1TIIEROE 245S7
SPECIAL JUNE JAMBOREE
‘bU'£ £ bt
stickers in “3D” 4 7 p each
measuring approx. 5in. x 3in.
at the C.A.T. office Clitheroe
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CHIPPING
O F F E R Y O U A FR E E C A R A F E OF W IN E
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